Expert guidance on AED compliance, CPR training, and workplace safety for businesses and schools across South Florida and North Carolina.
I found the AED at my son’s summer camp with an orange status light, a dead cabinet alarm, an inspection tag last signed eight months earlier — and it was beeping. Here’s why two working warnings reached nobody, and the 60-second check that catches it.
How to maintain school AEDs — pads, batteries, inspections, and documentation — to stay Smart Heart Act compliant year-round.
How to run a cardiac emergency drill that prepares your school — a step-by-step guide for NC Smart Heart Act compliance.
Who must be trained in CPR and AED use under the NC Smart Heart Act, how often, and what effective school training looks like.
Where to place AEDs in a school to meet North Carolina’s Smart Heart Act — the 3-minute rule, priority locations, signage, and access.
A step-by-step guide to building a compliant Cardiac Emergency Response Plan (CERP) for your North Carolina school under the Smart Heart Act.
North Carolina set aside $4M to help schools buy AEDs and build cardiac emergency plans — $2,000 per school without one. What’s available and how to use it.
What North Carolina’s Smart Heart Act requires for school AEDs — how many, where to place them, the 3-minute rule, signage, and maintenance for 2026-27.
North Carolina’s Smart Heart Act requires every public school to have a Cardiac Emergency Response Plan for the 2026-27 year. Here’s what it requires and how to prepare.
Workforce Pell Grants are live in FL and NC. Every short-term healthcare program needs BLS-certified students before clinicals. Here’s what program directors need to know.
